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Montana has somewhere between 2,000 and 2,500 grizzlies — more than any other state in the lower 48. That number matters a lot in this conversation.

Eight hundred thousand dollars for a starter home in Bozeman. That number alone tells you a lot about where Montana stands for first-time buyers right now.

No motorcade, no warning — just a former president pulling up to a small-town Montana pharmacy like it was any other afternoon.

There's a list going around that basically separates the real Montanans from everyone else — and some of the items on it are pretty hard to argue with.

Is it safe to mingle with strangers in Montana? Let's take a look at the Montana counties with the highest STD rates...

Most people think of Yellowstone as geysers and scenic drives. But there's a reason the National Park Service says the safest wildlife viewing spot is inside your vehicle.

A shocking new traffic safety study ranks Montana second in the nation for fatal passing and overtaking crashes. The numbers show a terrifying trend on our two-lane highways.

Bert Mooney Airport doesn't see many planes that size anymore. That changed recently, and the markings on the fuselage made it hard to look away.

Rainforest Cafe once had 59 locations in the U.S. Now, there are only these 16 restaurants.

Ever noticed how the oddest landmarks feel like home? They’re part of the fabric of our community, even if some don’t get the recognition they deserve.

A historic heatwave is hitting Montana this weekend, bringing dangerous conditions across the state. Here are some tips on how to beat the heat and stay hydrated.

A diner just outside Bozeman has been making what a lot of people call the best cinnamon rolls in Montana since 1980 — and something big just changed there.

Montana weather can change fast. Explore the coldest Julys since 1895 and discover why summer in Montana never comes with guarantees.

A sword, pepper spray, and a barricaded door — Thursday afternoon on Wilson Avenue was anything but quiet for Bozeman law enforcement.

A young man from Columbia Falls didn't make it home after his 21st birthday. What came out of that loss is something quietly spreading across the country, one parking lot at a time.

Montana keeps drawing people in, even as the pace slows down a bit. Where they're coming from might surprise you.

A group of bears were spotted roaming near a property in Pendroy. How many bears do you count in this group?

You might think you’ve seen it all, but wait until you hear about Montana’s most unusual town names and their intriguing origins.

From massive stadium shows to legendary dive bars, here's the ultimate guide to experiencing live music in Montana. Here's a list of the best venues and festivals across the state in 2026.

Everyone is invited to celebrate the legacy of one of Bozeman's most beloved local figures at the I-Ho Pomeroy Peace Park dedication celebration in August.

Big Sky is setting the bar high for home prices in Montana, but what does that mean for the average family trying to find a place to live?